Be one step ahead, embrace change before it happens
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Third? Hunter gathers came before farmers didn’t they?
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AI says
- Literary origins: The phrase “the oldest profession” was popularized in the late 19th century, notably appearing in a 1888 short story by author Rudyard Kipling to describe sex work.
- The original meaning: Ironically, before the late 1800s, society frequently used the phrase “the oldest profession” to respectfully describe agriculture and gardening, referencing the biblical Garden of Eden.
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Just goes to show what a load of rubbish AI is. Costs billions to come up with nonsense. 
I think ‘Luddites’ is often wrongly applied.
The masses need to do a job of some kind, bringing machines in to reduce the number of workers doesn’t do society any good. Look what happened round here when they closed the pits. It destroyed communities, encouraged poverty and people living on benefits, and crime went up in the area exponentially. Not just miners and associated pit workers found themselves out of work, but all of the supporting shops and industry also lost their jobs.
It’s one thing to be called a ‘Luddite’ who intentionally destroys machines, but quite another for someone who cares about their community and can see what will happen when most of that community lose their living.
Now you are sounding like a Bob Bit.
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sounds like a “bit” has dropped off
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Look at Ai this way, all the service centers are being built in high Tornado zones and will get leveled.
Amazings huge warehouses are learning the same thing. Of Course the Volcano will pretty much wipe out the Midwest and put the world in a Winter. Civilization is finished.
I’m betting I can’t tour the inside of all the Amazing warehouses in the greater St. Louis area in weeks on my golf cart.
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Massive warehouse but no car park, the robots can drive…yet 
Latest News…
The Robots are demanding a canteen so they can replenish their oil and WD 40.
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The writings been on the wall Foxy! 
You just know Ai are going to have all kinds of fault to ground instances!
Tesla and Ford have proved the C - Cell tubes of lithium battery has problems…
Can you imagine a 80 acre building burning for months?
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Monday’s are bike days now, so I rode round a very nice and quiet route out in the country.
Only saw about half a dozen cars, and the few previous Monday rides are beginning to pay off with much more power in my legs. Sixteen miles this morning, but it seemed too nice to turn for home so I suspect something longer next week, weather permitting.
Memories of rides in the past…
Looking down the valley to Ambleside during a coast to coast ride…
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No matter where an Ai travels, he has to have backup, power supplies
Zac, that is the Current situation.
I just felt sorry for OGF in the photo gazing wistfully over some Yorkshire valley wondering where his bike has gone. Perhaps AI could help him find it?
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Respect to OGF, its hard being at one with nature with a cycle helmet on, I would have had to whip it of to really connect.
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Cumbria actually Bruce, and the bike took the photo…
They say, “I might die doing the pack trail down from the Rim of the Grand Canyon to the Colorado River.” Why should I need to prove that I’m thinking. I could fall off this outcrop rock I am looking straight down from now too. I thought of dropping a large rock off of it but it might hit some sweet thing down below and change history, I go get another Brew and chill in AC.